Best thing about these videos is that you simplify and make them so precise that they are so easy to remember and understand the concept. They extract the confusion out of the topics. Thanks so much
My teacher focuses heavily on origin and exits of the cranial nerves. I’ve probably drawn it three times but this 3D run through finally connected the dots for me and reinforced my knowledge on their purpose. Thanks!
Thank you for this video. I was able to quickly recapitulate what was learnt in the medical school. I'd recommend this for anybody who wants to revise the anatomy of Cranial Nerves.
This is a very refreshing method of teaching; I really enjoyed being shown the function and location of the cranial nerves on this 3D digital model. But also, very detailed tutorial. Much appreciated. Thank you.
Had to watch this for my NeuroPsych class and I'm glad that you took the time to put this together. I also really appreciate your accent - it helps me to remember things easier! Thank you again!
I usually use "oh, oh, oh, to take a family vacation go vegas after hours". It helps me better as vegas means vagus nerve and I always mix vestibulocochlear and vagus nerves.
Thank you very much for these videos. They are great because it really connects the anatomy of the body with understanding how things work. Very impressed as u had seen many anatomy videos. This channel blows all the others away. Will be refreshing myself with these videos. Two thumbs up!!
lol at the mnemonic. Here's another one: On old Olympus' towering top a finely vested German viewed a hypo. Great 3D vids, it really helped with understanding the relationship between structures.
Wonderful! I am a plain Italian worker but I am fascinated about this video. About two thousands of years of studying anatomy with many difficulties along centuries of efforts sectioning a lot of corps.Many technical words are similar to Italian because they are from Latin.
The olfactory nerve cells are dipole neurons, so they have one peripheral dendrite, which receives the sense of smell, and one central axon, which constitutes the olfactory nerve fiber, that goes through the foramina of the hythmoid bone and synapses indeed in the olfactory bulb to transmit the sense to the brain. So, the initiate sensor nucleus of these cells is in the mucosa of the nasal cavity and their terminal sensor nucleus is the olfactory bulb, which is in the brain.
Your videos are so helpful for studying anatomy and you guys have definitely made my life so much easier. Thank you so much for making these videos. :)
It is a wonderful 3-D tool to learn cranial nerves. I always have a problem to picture it from the textbook. Thank you so much. Bingazea Yin HoStevenson
Excellent tutorial! And it's good to hear the English pronunciation of all those names that I (a foreigner) have tried to learn from books only. Just one thing: As far as I know, the acoustic nerve, surprisingly, contains far more efferent fibres than afferent, seemingly for assisting in focussing our sound perception by affecting the outer hair cells. So shouldn't it be called a mixed nerve, rather than pure sensory?
I have been searching the net for a long time looking for a diagram that show the trigeminal nerve and its exact route to the face and were it emerges from the skull. Everything is about the back of the head. WHY?
From an MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) perspective, if one was to aim for the vagus nerve, unintentionally hitting the accessory nerve first, would that suddenly stimulate the sternocleidomastoid muscles as a reflex and automatically protect the vagus nerve?
i wish i found you earlier. I am taking a biopsy class and my exam is in four days. I am struggling heavily in this part, and it doesn't help being dyslexic and having TBI... where can i get the 3d model to play with?
Hi this video was very helpful, especially the first part showing the bones and nerves together. May I ask what program you are using for this tutorial??
I love your videos!! Please would you go through each cranial nerve in more detail. We are required to know the courses and branches of the facial and the trigeminal nerve. Thank you for all your help!
Best thing about these videos is that you simplify and make them so precise that they are so easy to remember and understand the concept. They extract the confusion out of the topics. Thanks so much
My teacher focuses heavily on origin and exits of the cranial nerves. I’ve probably drawn it three times but this 3D run through finally connected the dots for me and reinforced my knowledge on their purpose. Thanks!
Your anatomy-video-sessions are the best in the World Wide Web.
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Very efficient! Thank you.
English is super clear, I speak english as a second language and i have zero problems understanding.
Thank you for this video. I was able to quickly recapitulate what was learnt in the medical school. I'd recommend this for anybody who wants to revise the anatomy of Cranial Nerves.
I do not believe it is possible for anyone to explain it better! Thank you
This is a very refreshing method of teaching; I really enjoyed being shown the function and location of the cranial nerves on this 3D digital model. But also, very detailed tutorial. Much appreciated. Thank you.
I never thought I would find neuroanatomy so fascinating!! Thank you!
Had to watch this for my NeuroPsych class and I'm glad that you took the time to put this together. I also really appreciate your accent - it helps me to remember things easier! Thank you again!
I usually use "oh, oh, oh, to take a family vacation go vegas after hours". It helps me better as vegas means vagus nerve and I always mix vestibulocochlear and vagus nerves.
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Thank you for taking the time out of your day to create this video, sir. It was very helpful to a studying college student.
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Really appreciate you for taking the time to do this video and sharing it with us. Many thanks and keep up the excellent work!
Thank you very much for these videos. They are great because it really connects the anatomy of the body with understanding how things work. Very impressed as u had seen many anatomy videos. This channel blows all the others away. Will be refreshing myself with these videos. Two thumbs up!!
lol at the mnemonic. Here's another one: On old Olympus' towering top a finely vested German viewed a hypo.
Great 3D vids, it really helped with understanding the relationship between structures.
Wonderful! I am a plain Italian worker but I am fascinated about this video. About two thousands of years of studying anatomy with many difficulties along centuries of efforts sectioning a lot of corps.Many technical words are similar to Italian because they are from Latin.
The olfactory nerve cells are dipole neurons, so they have one peripheral dendrite, which receives the sense of smell, and one central axon, which constitutes the olfactory nerve fiber, that goes through the foramina of the hythmoid bone and synapses indeed in the olfactory bulb to transmit the sense to the brain. So, the initiate sensor nucleus of these cells is in the mucosa of the nasal cavity and their terminal sensor nucleus is the olfactory bulb, which is in the brain.
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"Oh, Oh, Oh..." I love it!
That is what I understood after reading it in my anatomy book. I'm sorry if I am wrong, and if you can explain it a bit more it would be great :)
This is the best video what I've ever seen 💙 thanks for your efforts
Thanks mate, you save me a lot of time for studying. Very well explained video.
Your videos are so helpful for studying anatomy and you guys have definitely made my life so much easier. Thank you so much for making these videos. :)
Thanks! Haha love the mnemonics
No problem, hope it was helpful - lots more to come and a new website very soon...stay tuned! :)
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IN VEDAS, they give much attention to the first PAIR. Others are included in 1000 which are special nerves. Read KALIYUGAPURANA (in malayalam).
big fan i love this new method and am wonder, will u redo your old videos just to clean them up so they are the same as these?
Can you please make videos with courses of each cranial nerve like this? Your videos are the best... Please do the courses of nerves..
Amazing! Beautiful work, I wish my teachers were so good at explaining things. :)
It is a wonderful 3-D tool to learn cranial nerves. I always have a problem to picture it from the textbook. Thank you so much.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!! You are helping me sooooooooooo much with my craniosacral therapy homework!!! You are amazing!!!
With the help of this video I got certified as a craniosacral therapist. I am looking forward to putting my hands on clients when the time is right
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Very good animated video , thank you🙌🏻
what is the name of the 3d program you're using for that explanation ?
Those memorizing ideas are amazing! Thank you a lot!
This video is amazing..!!!
Cranial nerves is not difficult any more
Thanks for the mnemonics
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It's excellent sir. Keep helping us with your knowledge and skills
Another great tutorial thanks! Do you or anyone else know if a great tutorial for the pathway of the trigeminal
Excellent tutorial! And it's good to hear the English pronunciation of all those names that I (a foreigner) have tried to learn from books only. Just one thing: As far as I know, the acoustic nerve, surprisingly, contains far more efferent fibres than afferent, seemingly for assisting in focussing our sound perception by affecting the outer hair cells. So shouldn't it be called a mixed nerve, rather than pure sensory?
I have been searching the net for a long time looking for a diagram that show the trigeminal nerve and its exact route to the face and were it emerges from the skull. Everything is about the back of the head. WHY?
Thank you - this is really a great way to remember and recall the 12 peripheral nerves LOL the mnemonics is funny enough to help remember too! :)
This was wonderful, thanks!
Haha! the mnemonics is fantasticccc!
Wonderful, it's so informative
Very nice explination
This vid before exams is very usefull :D
Fun to learn from you! Keep up the good work :)
9ice and informative tutorial,i like all your videos.
thanks for very informative video....this vidoe clear my mind about nervers origion :)
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which one are you omitting; trochlear or trigeminal? And why is abducens before either of them?
Incredibly helpful. Thank you.
From an MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) perspective, if one was to aim for the vagus nerve, unintentionally hitting the accessory nerve first, would that suddenly stimulate the sternocleidomastoid muscles as a reflex and automatically protect the vagus nerve?
This is a really good video thanks alot !!
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Thank you for a great lesson on cranial nerves!! This helps alot for me to study for my exam!!
Excellent!
Made my concepts really clear!
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Great, informative video! Just what I was looking for. THANK YOU!
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thanks a lottt master..waiting for more videos from CNS
Holy crap exellent video! Thanks :)
Brilliant helps alot even for just a rough idea of their locations :)
Exceptionally helpful! Thanks so much!
If you have jaw trauma during childhood and it's not treated until you grow into adulthood, can it effect the cranial nerve growth????
i wish i found you earlier. I am taking a biopsy class and my exam is in four days. I am struggling heavily in this part, and it doesn't help being dyslexic and having TBI... where can i get the 3d model to play with?
I love your videos, very informative
Pls put a separate video on course of trigeminal nerve
Hi this video was very helpful, especially the first part showing the bones and nerves together. May I ask what program you are using for this tutorial??
Thank you for explaining this
SO4 = superior oblique supplied by cn4
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This is very good. thank u
Fantastic video!
brief but informative...thanks
Very helpful video. Thanks!
I love your videos!! Please would you go through each cranial nerve in more detail. We are required to know the courses and branches of the facial and the trigeminal nerve.
Thank you for all your help!
Thank you so much, very ilustrating.
thanks for putting such a great videos I would like to ask the name of this apps..
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The olfactory nerve is a sensory nerve so nothing should synapse in the olfactory bulb just like nothing synapses in the dorsal root ganglia.
Can you please tell us what 3d anatomy software program do you use?!
Dredges up memories of neuroanatomy in the first year.
Amazing amazing amazing ! i'm amazed .... thank you so much
Good vid mate!
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very helpful thank you
please make a video on course of each nerve seperately
thank you for the video!
Thanks. Please any video on diencepalon?
Where can I get any such application for anatomy?
Thank you very much!!! Clear and useful! :)
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please keep it up